announced deals, promising to build underground tunnels for high speed travel in chicago and fort lauderdale in 2018 in 2021. neither have been built. tech firms see that many regions and cities left adequate public transit and have moved in some places where cities are still growing. and there's a rapid organization. you can use sharing ability as a way of as a transitionary service and as a way of feeling gaps in the, in the infrastructure. part of the appeal of these projects, how for local governments is that private tech based solutions could help avoid fears, political debates and heavy spending usually needed for infrastructure. these problems would require us to have some difficult conversations about how we, you know, distribute resources right now. how we, you know, how we distribute road space, you know, the types of investments we're going to make an automobiles versus transit versus likely, you know, all these difficult questions techs can solve all our problems. so we can just bypass the n less political debates, especially convenient in these gridlocked polarized times. so the

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this tornado came sweeping through downtown fort lauderdale just before 6:00 a.m. last night.ppen later this week. let's h turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the forecast. >> we have an active week set up, we had severe weather yesterday, we had a snowstorm overnight and still today across parts of the north east tomorrow, severe weather comes back across the central gulf and by tuesday moves farther to teste, so areas of the carolinas and florida under the gun for severe weather. this is the next storm, it will bring snow for chicago up towards milwaukee, green bay, next friday into saturday, almost following the exact same path, so more snow you across parts of western great lakes, more rain across the eastern seaboard and another storm behind that. we had snow the last couple days or the last, say, 24 hours. now some of that snow is going to be seeing 3 to 5 inches of rain fall on top of it by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday, it's going to cause rapid snow he melt, the ground s saturated so we have a significant threat for flooding for new jersey and ea

we've got some breaking news out of fort lauderdale, florida track unconfirm reports of a tornado there in apparent funnel cloud on cell phone video shows later, earlier near a condo building parts of the broward kurntd tornado warnings at the time and bring you latest updates as we get them and take a look at this italy rome, zoo, celebrating the birth of a female tiger zoo officials say her species ised a very highest risk of extinction this is born last month and has been bonding with her mom every since. well the two are getting closer. i'm aishah hasnie and this is the "fox report." thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm jimmy failla along with alicia and welcome to the big weekend show okay the big story tonight. the count down is on to the iowa caucus we're nine days away from the official start of the 2024 election season. and all of the republican hopefuls are putting on their boxing gloves fox news correspondent bill is in des moines tonight. >> gop candidates make their final push in the state of iowa with days left to go. today also happens to be the three year anniv

and in south florida this tornado came sweeping through downtown fort lauderdale just before 6 p.m.rologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. reduction, my kids are going to be sledding today. it's beautiful weather and snow in new jersey -- rick: how much was there when you left this morning? did you get out and measure? rachel: i didn't get out, no, but i looked, and and i know it's enough to go sledding. rick: okay. a few up. s probably at least. once you go a little bit out of the city, up across much of upstate new york, we did see some pretty significant, a lot of areas around a foot or so. but the city's still looking at the street, pete, 692 days, if you're listening, that we've not had an inch of snow in new york city. we're going to go at least another week without breaking that a record, close to 700 days without an inch of snow which broke the last record which was, like, 380-some days. this is a bug story. we still have the snow to be had although it is beginning to wind down at least for the southern part of new england. boston, a long time ahead, parts of c

the storm system even sparking this tornado in fort lauderdale.emporary grounding. the faa's emergency directive on

water levels reached 2-3 feet in terrell older neighborhoods in the city of fort lauderdale remained without a city hall. this is outside of the hurricane season a one in000 rainfall event. and then there was two inches of -- 20 anxious of rainfall in two days. -- 22 inches of rainfall in two days. in 2017 and 18 inch rainfall event happened in the shopping center, the economic loss was 30 million dollars. these extreme events in the last six years account for the highest annual rainfall totals in the last 30 exceeding 88 inches in 2020. congress help to ensure that south florida remains dry in wet weather events. in 1948 they authorized control and south ordo flood control projects, cs event -- with cs enough. and it is under financial stress because of rainfall, stress, and sea level rises. we advocate for a new look at this system and we thank the committee for the authorization of a convert -- comprehensive study of this is part of the 22 word. without the study and future funding for improvements our local efforts would not be as effective. extreme conditions are not limited to

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this is frank out of fort lauderdale, republican line.aller: i would like to talk about the funding speaker johnson talked about earlier in your segment. for many years planned parenthood has been getting around $500 million annually for their services. that is the largest abortion provider in the u.s. and in the world. crisis pregnancy centers here in florida, under governor bush, he started to assist the pregnancy health centers with some funding. when a continued that -- governor desantis has continued that. is not fair for the federal government and taxpayers to fund abortion through planned parenthood and not to help the pregnancy health centers. host: let me let you take that up on funding. guest: there is something called the hyde amendment which restricts federal funds from being spent on abortions in all directions. that is in place, democrats would like to remove it but it is still in place. planned parenthood does receive substantial funding. they say it is not used for abortion and cannot be used for abortion under federal law

the storm system even sparking this tornado in fort lauderdale.u need to know this morning. >> gio: temporary grounding. the faa's emergency directive on certain boeing 737 max 9 planes following a door plug flying of an alaskan airlines flight leaving a gaping hole. inspections and an inspections and an investigation now under way while we hear from passengers on board. >> rhiannon: hospital stay. secretary of defense lloyd austin's comments over a lack of transparency about his hospitalization. the questions surrounding the delay in alerting officials about his condition in the icu. >> whit: body camera video released. showing the moment an officer shot an unarmed 11-year-old boy in his own home. the officer cleared by a grand jury. how the boy's family says they're still seeking justice. ♪ >> gio: award season kickoff. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm coming with you. >> gio: will barbenheimer steal the show at tonight's golden globes? we've got a preview. ♪ >> gio: and gridiron gear-up. our look ahead to the college football championship, mi

and down south in fort lauderdale, florida, this tornado caused power outages as it touched down saturday. no injuries were reported. and that second storm that is on the move from the southwest to the northeast is expected to bring every winter weather threat imaginable from heavy snow, strong winds, potential tornadoes, and serious flooding. anne-marie? >> sound terrible. astrid martinez in new york, thank you. >>> more than 140 boeing planes operated by alaska and united airlines continue to be grounded this morning. it comes after an alaska airlines flight had to make an emergency landing friday when a door plug blew off the side of the plane shortly after takeoff from portland, oregon. it left a gaping hole. >> seattle, alaska, we declare an emergency, need to descend down to 10,000. >> the boeing max 9 jet was carrying 177 people, but no one was sitting next to where part of the fuselage blew off. last night the ntsb said alaska airlines' pilots reported pressurization warning lights on three earlier flights on the same plane. officials say the plane was not being used on long fligh

in fort lauderdale last night, a tornado damaged structures but didn't appear to cause any injuries.rocket launch scheduled for early tomorrow morning will try for the first moon landing of a u.s. craft in more than a half century. nasa hopes the private effort will kickstart more commercial deliveries to the moon and, eventually a crude mission. -- crewed mission. in a nod to "star trek" the booster rocket is called vulcan, and will carry the dna of star trek creator gene roddenberry, along with the dna of george washington, dwight eisenhower, and john f. kennedy. still to come on pbs news weekend, what's behind the spike in chihood speech development delays in the united states. and, a follow-up investigation asks new questions about widely used breathing machines. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour weekend" from weta studios in washington, weeknights on pbs. john: three months ago today, hamas attacked southern israel, killing some 1200 people and kidnapping about 240 more. ever since, israel has bombarded gaza with the goal of eliminating hamas. the hamas-run gaza health ministry put

. >> en cuanto a la furia del tiempo, un tornado azotó varias veces el centro de fort lauderdale en floridacuidado con los escombros, especialmente con los cables caídos, mientras que por otro lado, la primera tormenta invernal significativa ya golpea el norte del atlántico y noreste del país. hay intensas nevadas en pennsylvania, donde en algunas áreas ha caído hasta 7 pulgadas de nieve, haciendo difícil transitar por sus autopistas y en la zona de massachusetts, más de 16.000 clientes se quedaron sin electricidad a causa de las inclemencias del tiempo de este lado. en el oeste del país, una tormenta ya arrojó nieve en la sierra nevada, causando accidentes viales en algunos caminos hacia las montañas. qué pasará ahora con el panorama? vamos a revisarlo a detalle con nuestra autoridad en el tiempo. guillermo quiroz >> qué increíble! sin imágenes de lo que ocurre cuando la naturaleza entra de forma destructiva completamente. es lo que se está viendo en la costa este, pero también hacia el oeste. vea nada más el aire frío como sigue. entrando en gran parte de la región. ya estamos bajo esta m

announced deals, promising to build underground tunnels for high speed travel in chicago and fort lauderdale in 2018 in 2021. neither have been built so the high train is rolling, the venture capital is blowing. everything is fine and dandy to a tech companies have to deliver on their spectacular promises. one of the most glaring examples of hyperlink, a high speed above ground vacuum to popularized by musk in 2013 and pursued by a number of firms billionaire richard branson, the owner of the virgin, also got it on the fund in 2017 and a virgin hyper loop announced plans to build over ground back team tubes that would hurdle people at 670 miles an hour across the us, india in the middle east. but the closest these came to materializing was a single crew test in 2020, which reached about 100 miles an hour. far less than promised. costs were nearly 10 times higher and the test drive transported just to passengers instead of the problem is 2800 deterred by the failure of is above ground travel project bus optic . to go underground with this boring come 1st, the pledge to dig elaborate systems o

and into tuesday from houston to tallahassee, oh my god, this after a tornado barreled through fort lauderdale on saturday. video shows it ripping through a transformer. officials say it was on the ground for a mile and a half before moving offshore. no injuries were reported. the storm coming out of the plains is expected to hit the northeast tomorrow. we'll have more of the forecast in just a few minutes, secretary of state antony blinken's high stakes trip to the middle east continues today. >> blinken visits the uae and saudi arabia as he tries to prevent the israeli and hamas conflict from spreading. yesterday in qatar, the secretaries criticized some israeli lawmakers for working against a two state solution in gaza. >> we reject the statements by some israeli ministers and lawmakers calling for a resettlement of palestine's outside of gaza. these statements are irresponsible, they're inflammatory and they only make it harder to secure a future of palestinian led gaza. >> at a joint news conference this morning, blinken and qatar's prime minister expressed their commitment to securing th

and a strong storm has hit fort lauderdale, florida on saturday evening.ed. it's an epic work that will span 18 metres. a new national war memorial will be installed in washington dc later this year — and one foundry in gloucestershire has played a key part. the extraordinary work of art has taken pangolin foundry in stroud, a town in south west england and american sculptor sabin howard around 10 years to create, as amanda parr reports. a depiction of one soldier's journey through the great war and a creative journey like no other for the team here at pangolin. the american sculptor, sabin howard, searched the world for a foundry he trusted and he discovered it in stroud. as you can see, the casting has come beautifully, really sharp detail. i'm really happy with that. it's been a decade in the making. the process has been astonishing. actors with clothes from the period flew from the states to pose before this rig of cameras. 3d images were then made up in foam and clay and sent back to the us for the sculpting, from life, each figure taking hundreds of

a tornado raged in fort lauderdale, florida. surveillance cameras recorded the ominous scene.he tornado damaged several boats, the roof of a house and power lines. information. no information about the victims has been received yet. and as of tomorrow, the weather will worsen almost throughout the territory of ukraine. on january 8, in the southern regions, there will be wet snow in odesa region, during the day a gust of wind from 15 to 20 m/s. in the central and eastern regions, there is significant snow and blizzard on the tent roads. road workers have already brought almost a thousand units of equipment to the highways. however, the rescuers strongly ask not to go into the distance travel and, if possible, stay at home for two days. and baby boom penguins are waiting for baby boom near the vernatskyi station. currently , there are more than 750 chicks on galindes island. there are very tiny ones, and there are those that have grown up and are catching up with their parents in size. biologists taras peretyatko and vadimka. they shot a video, it shows an interesting moment of

and a strong storm has hit fort lauderdale, florida on saturday evening.reported. a woman in her nineties has been found alive injapan, six days after a devastating earthquake there. emergency workers pulled her from the rubble of a two—storey building in the town of suzu. she's now receiving treatment in hospital. and finally, india's first solar observation mission has reached its final destination. the spacecraft, the aditya—l1, reached its spot in space from where it will be able to continuously watch the sun. it had been travelling toward the sun for four months covering 1.5 million kilometres — that's around 932,000 miles. it will remain in position to conduct in depth observations of the sun for the next five years. iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey in washington. you are watching bbc news. i will have more to you at the top of the hour. hello there. flooding still, of course, a concern for many, although the rain has now largely eased and the number of flood warnings is continuing to steadily drop. but there are still plenty

uh, we see we see pop up storms in in fort lauderdale, florida. so it's literally coast to coast that we're seeing, uh, increased flooding. >> recent numbers show only about 2% of california households have flood insurance. standard homeowners insurance does not cover expenses from flooding. >> the san mateo county board of supervisors passed a measure addressing the use of artificial intelligence. since the resolution says that if ai technology is developed that can replace a county employee, it would not be implemented until the employee leaves their position for another reason. the use of ai by the county could include streamlining administration, providing data analysis, and emergency planning. the measure also directs the county to develop strategies to balance the technology with job retention. >> the town of windsor in sonoma county is using artificial intelligence with the hopes of improving traffic safety. i want to show you some video from arata lane in elsberry circle in windsor. it shows drivers not making complete stops at a stop sign

in california they saw blizzard —like conditions that pointed the sierra nevada is an town in fort lauderdaler outages as a touchdown on saturday.— touchdown on saturday. no in'uries were reported. i touchdown on saturday. no in'uries were reported. thank * touchdown on saturday. no in'uries were reported. thank you _ touchdown on saturday. no in'uries were reported. thank you for h touchdown on saturday. no injuries were reported. thank you for the l were reported. thank you for the update. the ukjustice secretary, alex chalk, will meet with the minister responsible for the post office today to discuss how hundreds of branch managers who were wrongly convicted in the horizon it scandal could be cleared. pressure is increasing on the government to take action over what has been described as the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in british history. here's our business correspondent marc ashdown. hello, how can i help? 0h, hi, it'sjo hamilton- here from south warnborough. i'm trying to produce this week's cash account. - and what's the problem? jo hamilton's story was central to the recent

host: melvin is in fort lauderdale, florida, and our democratic line. melvin, good morning.r: good morning. this gentleman here is really overplayed. one thing with respect media and fox. fox, number one, does have more spread across the country. a lot of the northern states, they do not have anything other than fox where you can go in and listen to them news other than regular news. host: are you talking about fox the cable network or the local fox affiliate's? caller: both of them. i am talking about the cable networks. they don't have those cable channels in those red states and northern states, ohio and pennsylvania. they don't have it. but fox is on all of them. he is talking about trump. name one thing trump that he has not been involved in and talked about himself. and it is going back to the russia investigation. yes, he was found to be colluding. several russians were brought up and charged with collusion. the fact is that muller didn't want to go into it because it was part of his deal. host: i will stop you there because those charges were not directly related to

on the upside, the wheel was booked on the next flight to fort lauderdale with two free drink tickets. good for them. california state senator scott weiner has proposed a bill that would require vehicles from not going more than 10 miles per hour above the speed limit. most states already have that. it's called a wife. sexist people. in chicago 47 migrants were arrested for retail f and burglary. at least they are assimilating. dunkin' donuts is being sued by 10 plaintiffs who are lactose intolerant for being charged extra for nondairy milk. when reached for comment the ceo of dunkin' replied they can blow it out there ass. michigan governor gretchen whitmer was mocked for appearing in a sketch with a giant potato to pitch taxpayer-funded community college. that was some of my best. said one man. oh man. democratic congressman jamaal bowman has proposed a $14 trillion reparations plan. he hasn't worked out the details yet. he just wants to sound the alarm. i feel dirty. i feel dirty. transgender golfer haley davidson is pushing back against critics of her winds on the women's pro tour

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you can see the twister swirling around in this video captured in fort lauderdale on saturday.artment says it all happened just before 6:00 p.m. local time near the atlantic coastal waterway. fire officials add, after crews searched the area, no one was hurt and no structures had significant damages. the city's urging people to watch out for any debris and downed power lines in the area. >>> meantime, other parts of the united states are dealing with or bracing for a winter storm. a large system that's dropped a combination of heavy snow and rain in the northeast is continuing to move north. as of last check, that makes snowfall in pennsylvania, maryland, west virginia, and virginia. the heaviest snow is expected in central and northern new york and throughout new england, connecticut to southern maine. a few snowflakes were already spotted in new york city and philadelphia saturday afternoon, but rain has now overtaken the snow in those cities. in connecticut, transportation officials are preparing for the snowstorm headed their way. cnn's polo sandoval is in hartford with mor

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onlookers reacted to the twister they saw up close in fort lauderdale on saturday. >> oh my god. >> theire department says it happened just before 6:00 p.m. local time near the intracoastal waterway. officials say no one was hurt and no structures had significant damages. >>> meantime in connecticut, transportation officials are bracing for heavy snow to come their way. 600 pieces of snow removal equipment are in place for the storm that's expected to hit this weekend. that's as new york city and philadelphia are already getting some snowflakes as of saturday afternoon. >>> just ahead, we'll discuss america's current political landscape as republicans campaign in iowa and the u.s. marks another january 6th capitol riot anniversary. >>> welcome back to our viewers around the world. i'm laila harrak and you're watch watching "cnn newsroom." >>> three years after the u.s. capitol was stormed, we have dramatic new footage of rioters confronting members of congress during the january 6th insurrection. >> what's wrong with you? you got kids? we got kids! americans are upset! you better watch

yesterday, this is crazy or trailing cold front cause a tornado to touch down in fort lauderdale, floridaly nobody got hurt fox weather meteorologist adam as track and the storm for us. what in the world is going on? >> it impa impact the weather as the country as we see another active week ahead we are on the very tail end of this big nor'easter women talk about the last several days light snow if there's going to linger for the next several hours before ultimately this clears on out on the high end folks are as much as a teen inches of snow so well over a foot ac across the big sh of new england. the big cities we been talking about the really long cap of snow the that continues new york city, philadelphia, baltimore avoided the inch of snow once again as it remains way too warm along the coast. i said it's going to be active in next couple of days and it is this another storm currently warming will be really impactful the next couple of days for a lot of deer and folks in different areas. this in the winter weather alerts that are currently already out there stretching across the middl

. >> nowrning to a a fox weather alert this tornado sweeping through downtown fort lauderdale beforeht officials say cleanup will happen later this week and turn now to chief meteorologist rick for our fox weather forecast. rick. rick: all part of the same storm that brought the snow tomorrow to the northeast tail end of the krongts move through and talk about severe weather through florida that did turn out to be the case. today we're going see some scattered showers that front stalls out right here. by the way next storm is getting out across the west right now. tomorrow that storm moves in -- at least the southern side of this storm moves across parts of the gulf coast and we have a severe threat there. go towards the day on tuesday that severe threat back to florida again maybe another tornado or two also that threat up across mid-atlantic towards the coastal carolinas. this is the northern side that brought snow a lot of places over a poot of -- foot of snow that is rapid snow melt eventually because of the next storm across the west in the immediate through tuesday -- we've got

♪robitussin♪ we've got some breaking news out of fort lauderdale, florida track unconfirm reports ofrent funnel cloud on cell phone video shows later, earlier near a condo building parts of the broward kurntd tornado warnings at the time and bring you latest updates as we get them and take a look at this italy rome, zoo, celebrating the birth of a female tiger zoo officials say her species ised a very highest risk of extinction this is born last month and has been bonding with her mom every since. well the two are getting closer. i'm aishah hasnie and this is the "fox report." thanks for watching. ♪ ♪

we're back with a fox news alert dramatic video tonight of apparent tornado in fort lauderdale, floridaister is seen moving through the downtown area before causing an explosion. the national weather service issued a tornado warning about five minutes before the tornado was reported. no word yet on any injuries. >> billionaires are launching crusade against wokeness after harvard's president gaye resigned head fund manager taking opportunity to call for end of diverse equity inclusion policies at corporations and universities. but some of her favorites on the left are now crying racism. >> we would not have to have -- if we didn't have ny we would deny -- >> still some billionaires aren't giving up like the founder of lululemon taking on what the brand has become. >> they've become trying to become like the gap everything to everybody. and i think this definition of a brand is you're not everything to everybody. you've got to be clear that you don't want certain customers coming in. >> so why are dei programs still around here's jimmy's hot take from a stand-up special they're just joke

. >> reporter: a tornado with 80-mile-per-hour winds, barrelling through fort lauderdale saturday, damaging property, and power lines. back in the northeast, the snow even sharing a spotlight with football fans and players at gillette stadium. >> it is definitely getting colder, and players are certainly feeling the effects of it. >> reporter: this year's first winter punch, dangerous for some but plenty of fun for others. >> my son was so upset why we didn't get any snow in december, so i told him, here it is. >> reporter: and back here in worcester, temps dipped into the 20s, so ice is a big issue this morning. but over the next 24 hours, a big change is coming, rain is in the forecast, several inches of rain, so that could lead to rapid snow melt, especially with large snow piles like this, and it's heightened the risk for flash floods. hoda? >> kathy, thank you. let's bring in mr. roker, more on the storm, another one that's already been brewing you've been talking about. >> this is a high-impact situation, good morning, everybody, take a look at these storm alerts, literally from coast

in fort lauderdale, florida, saturday evening and apparent tornado with near high-rises, snapping poweres and sending debris flying and frightening those who saw it. the final moved out to sea and officials say there are no reports of injuries. out west, there was no in nevada and california . where blizzard like conditions pounded the sierra nevada's , more than a foot fell in places and it was enough to small roads. it caused accidents and frustrated drivers and made plenty smile. >> we had everything we need. >> reporter: winters wild weather all across the country. >> the wintry conditions will continue today across much of the country with that makes of rain and snow. >>> in california, online reservations for yosemite are open. the two dollar peak our reservations went on sale on friday. you will need a reservation to drive into the park on weekends from mid april through late october and then every day from july through mid august. the new policy is aimed at addressing the overcrowding that we saw last summer. >>> one of the reasons why it is gotten kind of cold this morning and

from fort lauderdale with staggering floods in april to september when brooklyn got 30 days of rain in just three hours. that's wanted laguardia airport and subway lines across the city. >> i'm really just -- you cannot even get home. >> reporter: climate changing the event that overall trend with the most destructive floods happening three times as often as they once did. floods causing $1 billion in damage hit the u.s. on average every 19 months, between 1980 and 2009. but since 2010, they are happening an average of every six months. last year, there were four. >> i have never, ever in my 40 years seen it like this. >> reporter: that is not hyperbole. limit change is amplifying and accelerating the physics of the water cycle. the more than that humans feed the planet the more thirsty the atmosphere got. evaporating water and often dumping it more quickly and sometimes all in one community. like in southern california where researchers calculate it how burning fossil fuel made mondays storm even more wet flooding neighborhoods and triggering mudslides. slot for the san diego area we